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Penn
Presents: Rush Tickets
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(Left
to right) Susan Marshall & Company dancers--Kristen Hollinsworth,
Krista Langberg, Steven Fetherhuff, Mark DeChiazza and Petra
van Noort--enact a scene from One and Only You. |
PENN Presents
is now offering Rush tickets for Irish, American-born fiddler
Eileen Ivers. She will perform at 7 p.m. on February 10
at Irvine Auditorium.
Dance
Affiliates and PENN Presents will also make Rush tickets available,
starting February 8, for Susan Marshall & Company as
part of the 2001-2002 Dance Celebration Series. This troupe will
perform its newly commissioned work, One and Only You,
a humorous and poignant romantic work about a writer teetering
between his real life and the fictional world of the mystery novel
he is writing. Shows are on Valentine's Day, February 14 at 7:30
p.m. as well as February 15 at 8 p.m., and February 16 at 2 &
8 p.m. at Annenberg Center's Zellerbach Theatre.
Faculty
and staff Rush tickets are $20 each, while student Rush tickets
are $15, for each of these performances.
Rush tickets
are limited in number and subject to availability and may be purchased
beginning five days prior to the performance date at the Annenberg
Center Box Office as well as 1/2 hour prior to performances at
the venue box office. A Penn ID is required. Limit: 2 tickets
per ID, plus faculty & staff may also purchase student Rush
tickets for their children.
For additional
details, see the web, www.PENNPresents.org
or mrlist-response@pobox.upenn.edu.
--
Michael Rose, Managing Director, Annenberg Center/PENN Presents
Almanac, Vol. 48, No. 21, February 5, 2002
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ISSUE
HIGHLIGHTS:
Tuesday,
February 5, 2002
Volume 48 Number 21
www.upenn.edu/almanac/
The first
Neal
Nathanson Lecture will be given next week by Dr. Stanley
Prusiner, Nobel Laureate and Penn alumnus. |
After
four years at the helm of the College House Program, Dr.
David Brownlee steps down as director and turns over the
wheel to a fellow faculty master. |
When is
Spring Recess? Well, now it is Spring Break--at least on the
Academic
Calendar--to be consistent with Fall Break. |
Mix more
than a dozen committees, a multi-year timeline, five institutional
goals, six academic priorities, and several organizational priorities
and the result is a new Strategic
Plan which will soon be published For Comment. |
The Council
Committee on Communications reports on its findings from a one-year
review of the Policy on Privacy in the Electronic Environment. |
Improving
pedestrian
safety is a multi-step challenge. |
Environmental
Health and Radiation Safety offers information, thermometer
exchange, and training for employees who handle hazardous substances.
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Researchers
make discoveries concerning King Midas, kidney disease,
Alzheimer's disease, immune system and major depressive disorder. |
The University
Research
Foundation's latest awards go to 48 projects--from The
Art of Urbanism in Feudal Aquitaine to Evaluating a Hospital
Quality Improvement Model for Developing Countries. |
Discounted
tickets are available to attend Annenberg
Center events and a Basketball
Game at the Palestra. |
Penn
Public Safety Institute provides the community with a glimpse
of police work from behind-the-scenes; the next program begins
tomorrow. Apply now. |
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